...g the last months. **Malta** is next in the line according to the plans announced at the **Dubai Blockchain Conference**. Which industries will the new regulations cover? Not only blockchain but also **AI** (artificial intelligence) and **IoT** (internet of things). Technologies are developing rapidly and today more and more habitual things have tech features. As for Malta, during the confe...

... companies with a foothold down-under. The likes of HP and Microsoft both with innovation centers here. Australia has already made a splash on the world scene with its homegrown telecom company Myriota. The company won best industrial startup at the internet of things Summit, Silicon Valley, for their low-cost, low-power IoT transceiver. And when it comes to blockchain innovation in Australia, ...

...ch as Bitcoin, gain considerable security advantages over private coded platforms. This added security is the result of more contributors examining the code. **IoT** One of Tierion’s most unique concepts is its ability to integrate into IoT (internet of things) systems. This integration takes data collected from IoT devices and anchors it to the blockchain. IoT device information will be c...

...velopment of the first state-owned cryptocurrency. He revealed that the government is ready to invest in the advancement of blockchain technology and called for the acceleration of technology development. The President remarked that digital finance, internet of things, intelligent manufacturing, supply chain management, digital asset trading should be the target fields for the adoption of the new ...